which ecu can be chipsed and how can i identify it ?

 

p28/p30/p72/p06

says right on the ecu...

 

that mean any p28 can be chipsed it did not diff if it was usdm or edm or jdm ?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hany &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">that mean any p28 can be chipsed it did not diff if it was usdm or edm or jdm ?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Correct

 

p28 is one of the most used for chipping

 

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says right on the ecu...</TD></TR></TABLE>

p75/p05 also.

Most can be converted to p28 spec also.

 

and the p30, when chipped, acts identical to the p28

 

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So can the p05, p06 and p75(i think)

When converted... about double the chipping work.

 

p30 was even easier to chip then a p28...

a jumper, a secondary chip and the primary one... too easy

 

p30 was soo simple to chip

jumper, primary chip/cradle and secondary chip

 

dont forget the ecu has to be obd1